Tempera

Definition

tempera /'tempǝrǝ/ n [U] ၾကက္ဥအကာေရာရေသာေရေဆး။ painting in tempera.

Examples

1. ‘The tempera painting began at the third class period.’
2. ‘A green mineral
3. malachite
4. similar to azurite in constitution and often found with it
5. was pulverized to form a strong mid-green pigment
6. particularly in tempera techniques; there was also a synthetic type.’
7. ‘To this end
8. students used tempera to create abstract-expressionist paintings that emphasize the visual elements of line
9. shape
10. color
11. rhythm and composition.’
12. ‘He combined the tempera technique (pigment mixed with a binder consisting of egg yolk thinned with water) with a cubist style.’
13. ‘The omission of a discussion of the basics of oil and tempera painting is not the only place where the book seems to address an informed
14. if not specialist audience.’
15. ‘Once the buildings were complete
16. we painted them with tempera.’
17. ‘With tempera paint
18. stiff brushes and a knowledge of basic shapes
19. they are ready to begin creating their masterpieces.’
20. ‘This allows the tempera paints to stabilize and soak into the surface of the paper.’
21. ‘Finally
22. they painted their shapes with tempera.’
23. ‘When the sketches were finished
24. the students painted them with tempera.’